Single Flexible FSR

$85.00

The Single FSR is a compact force sensitive resistor measuring approximately 22.2 mm × 28.6 mm.

The Single FSR gives you an analog read that maps the force on the sensor. The more you press, the lower the resistance goes. This sensor is small but mighty, making it convenient for small surface area applications.

Can integrate with a PSA for quick and easy integration
Easily customizable for different applications.
Unique non-printed sensor has a large dynamic range and good sensitivity

Loomia FSR matrices and single sensors can be used on flat or curved surfaces. These sensors can pack multiple points into a small area and can be customized to detect a range of forces by using masks.

Loomia has sample scripts available to help you evaluate sensors. Scroll down for pinouts and Arduino samples.

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Can integrate with a PSA for quick and easy integration
Easily customizable for different applications.
Unique non-printed sensor has a large dynamic range and good sensitivity

Loomia Force Sensitive Resistor (FSR) Features Overview

The table below provides data on standard Loomia FSR performance:

  
    
Resistive Sensor SpecificationsMinimum Force
<0.5 N
Recommended Max Operational Force
65 N
Bend Radius
8 mm
Breaking Force
>100 N
Minimum Feature Size
2.5 mm
Thickness
0.5 mm
Drift

          0.9% over 1 hour at 1 N

          13.3% over 1 hour at 50 N
        
Durability

          1,000,000+ cycles at 1 N

          10,000+ cycles at 50 N
        
Hysteresis

          Avg 5% per cycle (10 cycles at 1 N)

          Avg 1% per cycle (10 cycles at 50 N)
        
Software Support

          Visualization

          Arduino + Python Scripts
        
IP Rating
Internal tests show minimal ingress
Dataspeed
10 Hz
Performance Temperature Range
Coming Soon
Sensor to Sensor Variability
103%
Scalability

          Up to 20,000 units per week

          8-week lead time required
        



  

  
Arduino Pressure Sensor Arduino Script
/* Arduino Script */

int pressurePin = A1; 

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);  
}

void loop() {

  int pressure = analogRead(pressurePin);
  Serial.println(pressure); 
  delay(50);
}